Note
Access to this page requires authorization. You can try signing in or changing directories.
Access to this page requires authorization. You can try changing directories.
These commands and functions make it possible for you to control input with the keyboard or mouse.
Use |
To |
|---|---|
Create an array containing information about the mouse pointer position and the object over which the mouse pointer is positioned. |
|
Return the current mode of the CAPS LOCK key or set the CAPS LOCK key mode on or off. |
|
Determine whether or not a character is present in the keyboard buffer. |
|
Release the specified item or items from memory. |
|
Release the specified item or items from memory. |
|
Return the current insert mode, or sets the insert mode on or off. |
|
Place the specified character expression in the keyboard buffer. |
|
Return an integer corresponding to the last key pressed. |
|
Return the column position of the mouse pointer in the main Visual FoxPro window or a user-defined window. |
|
Perform the equivalent of clicking, double-clicking, or moving the mouse, or perform a drag operation. |
|
Return the row position of the mouse pointer in the main Visual FoxPro window or in a user-defined window. |
|
Return the current mode of the NUM LOCK key or set the mode of the NUM LOCK key on or off. |
|
Specify a command that executes when you press a specific key or key combination or click the mouse button. |
|
Execute a keyboard macro. |
|
Restore ON KEY LABEL assignments that were placed on the stack with PUSH KEY. |
|
Place all current ON KEY LABEL command settings on a stack in memory. |
|
Restore to memory keyboard macros saved in a keyboard macro file or memo field. |
|
Save a set of keyboard macros to a keyboard macro file or to a memo field. |
|
Assign an expression (keyboard macro) to a function key or key combination. |
|
Control Visual FoxPro keystroke navigation. |
|
Specify a key or key combination that displays the Macro Key Definition dialog box. |
|
Specify the maximum number of characters that can be stored in the type-ahead buffer. |